The Crossover

A similar but cleaner version of the "All Wrapped Up" trend is "The Crossover." With these silhouettes, the wrap is much more tailored. This trend evolved out of last summer's cutout trend, but is updated for Summer 2014.

All Wrapped Up

One of the bigger trends we saw on the Spring 2014 runways was silhouettes that include wraps, knots, and twists. We love this new take on draping and think we'll see this peak for early summer, then continue through Fall 2014 as well.

That 70s Show

Among the myriad of trends we saw in the Spring 2014 shows, was an emerging trend of early 70's inspired looks.

This trend isn't particularly huge just yet, but we think it'll pick up a bit once the weather gets warmer.

New Album from Brooklyn's Hospitality

We first heard Brooklyn-based Hospitality last year at the Bowery Ballroom. The crowd there was unusually diverse for the venue and extremely smitten with the trio's warm, heartfelt pop, with a little lo-fi garage thrown in for good measure. Say it's a little of The Decemberists meets the Violent Femmes.

Hospitality obviously won over the hearts of our city, and the critics, with their first LP. Now, with their second full-length album, Trouble, Amber Pampini's soulful, airy voice is accompanied by more comfortable pop, but this time with a little bite.

2014 Brooklyn Trends About to Hit the Rest of the World

Well, they should, because whether or not New York City is the center of the universe, our borough is the brainchild and birthplace of many of the country's trends.

From Swedish clogs making it back into haute fashion, to 90s nostalgia and #longhairdontcare, lets take a look at what was big in 2013 and what The Drift thinks will be the big trends in Brooklyn in 2104.

Into fashion? Check out the top trends for 2014!

Black Magic Desert Gypsy
Have you walked down Grand Ave. in Williamsburg recently and seen a girl—or several—looking like a cross between a gypsy and a witch, with some Navajo thrown in for good measure?

There's a reason for that, and dressing like Stevie Nicks is just the tip of the iceberg with this trend. From succulents, to kilim rugs and turquoise jewelry everything, this hybrid of southwest aesthetics and dark magic is now being seen in middle America and West Elm, thanks to Instagram and Pinterest. Get your pentagrams out from middle school and start rocking them again.

Head of the Class: Pamela Love, Ariel Alasko, The Stone Cold Fox, Stella Dallas Home, Bona Drag

Peer Into Our Crystal Ball; Our Top Ten Trend Predictions for 2014

While most people think of the new year as an opportunity to get organized, when it comes to fashion, this idea has flown out the window. This year, the biggest trends are at such extreme ends of the spectrum, we're getting a case of whiplash. We'll get more in depth with each of these trends later on this year, but for now, check out our list of top ten trend predictions (in no particular order) for 2014.

1. Pastels



See the rest of our picks after the jump.

Best Looks from the 2014 Golden Globes Red Carpet

There were so many incredible gowns on tonight's red carpet, that it was tough picking our faves. We ended up picking fifteen looks we felt were either new/fresh ideas OR were such great/flattering choices for the ladies wearing them that they had to be included on the list.

Skip the Sequins; 5 Alternate Choices for Your NYE Outfit

#1: The Metallic Skirt. Pair a metallic skirt with a black top, then vary up your accessories. For example, grey tights and maroon shoes, or a denim jacket. You want the skirt to pop but not be too matchy matchy.
 
(images from: http://www.pinterest.com/BewolfFashion and http://www.pinterest.com/kellyinthecity)

Miami Horror's Newest Video is L.A. Eye Candy

Miami Horror, started by the DJ and producer Benjamin Vanguarde, hasn't released a full album since 2010, so we were pleasantly surprised when we saw the video for Real Slow pop up in our feeds.

The Melbourne, Australia-based artist has worked with a lot of musicians and his disco-happy beats are smooth on the ears and the dance floor.

Insider's Guide to the New York Art World

Have you ever wondered how to get into the art world in New York? Well, unless you know someone, or have parents who know someone, it takes the right mix of hard work, low-paid positions and genuine love and investment in the artists you are working with.

Williamsburg-based Anneliis Beadnell has all of the above in droves, and we went to visit her at the beautiful P.P.O.W. Gallery in Chelsea, where she has been the Associate Director for 2 years.

Anneliis, an affecting 30-year-old who passionately talks about the artists P.P.O.W. represents, is the antitheses of the Gallery Girls set—in the best way possible.

Read more from The Drift's conversation with Anneliis as she drops some knowledge on how she got where she is today and her favorite haunts around Gotham.